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Started by fudgie, Sat 02, Apr 2011, 17:58:42

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fudgie

1st heard this in the chair at the parlor a few months back. Forgot about it till i heard it on the radio the other day. Watched a few videos and their pretty good. Bands been around since the 90's. Really good up loud.  :evil:

Rammstein - Du Hast Live from Volkerball


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Devl

Yes, they have been around for awhile.  The louder the better :cooldude:  (we need a head bangin smiley...lolol)
Devl

wdvalk

look up that same song on the family values tour, rated x

Tropic traveler

Du hast mich gefragt.....
Love the song. The vid for it is cool, someone is on fire AND they blow up a car. Doesn't get any cooler than that!
If someone suggests listening to the english version just say...
NEIN!!!!!

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fudgie

Quote from: wdvalk on Sat 02, Apr 2011, 18:25:00
look up that same song on the family values tour, rated x

Who did it on the family values tour? That tour went through here on the 29th. Lot of good bands on the tour.


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BF

#5
I like my metal old school.  (insert head-bangin' smiley here....)


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I might not give the answer that you want me to





Devl

Love it all!!  Especially the headbanging smiley...thanks BF!!   YOU GUYS ROCK!!!
Devl

FryeVRCCDS0067

Yeah, that band rocks. Better have a radar detector if you listen to Rammstein while riding. ;D

And, as always, Britman has expanded my musical horizons. Man, I love this club.
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And... moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.''
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x

You want metal?  This one cracks me up.

So What-Metallica

wdvalk

He fudge,same band,family values.  Tour.not sure of. The year,I'm traveling doing this on my not so smart phone or I would send you a link,same tour had korn,limp bizkit,ice cube

Momz

#12
One word:
SAMMY HAGAR
1985 Sammy Hagar "I Can't Drive 55" (Farm Aid)

And lets not forget the Motor City Madman: UNCLE TED NUGENT
Ted Nugent -Stranglehold

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Quote from: Devl on Sat 02, Apr 2011, 18:06:04
Yes, they have been around for awhile.  The louder the better :cooldude:  (we need a head bangin smiley...lolol)

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henry 008

when i'm shootin pool!   :cooldude:  specially in league, my turn at the table, i'll play rammenstein!
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Dogg

#15
Avenged Sevenfold - Afterlife (from "Live in the LBC" DVD)

Sevendust - Unraveling (Video)


these guys been at it for 15 years. believe or not. still one of the top 5 most talented metal bands I ve seen.

X Ring

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Marty
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Gear Jammer

Here's a relatively obsure band.  They've been head banging for several years now
Killswitch Engage - Rose Of Sharyn




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Gear Jammer

Quote from: X Ring on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 13:14:56
I named my Tourer Sandman.  What do you think?   ;)

Marty

I think that's a great choice for a name  :cooldude:



"The problems we face today exist because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.

Walküre

Yeah, I like metal fans - even like the tall floor models, too...

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Gear Jammer

Quote from: Walküre on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 15:35:35
Yeah, I like metal fans - even like the tall floor models, too...


:roll:  :-X



"The problems we face today exist because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.

LandElephant

If you're a true metal fan then Killswitch Engage is not obsure. Everyone is waiting for Howard Jones to come back so they can tear up the house again.

Try bands like Vampire Moose if you want obsure.

Land Elephant

Gear Jammer

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Quote from: LandElephant on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 16:32:20
If you're a true metal fan then Killswitch Engage is not obsure. Everyone is waiting for Howard Jones to come back so they can tear up the house again.

Try bands like Vampire Moose if you want obsure.

Land Elephant

Well, I used "obscure" in the sense that they're not as "famous" as Metallica, Iron Maiden et al.  I've been a fan since the release of their first CD.  I almost called it an album,,, that's how old I am   :crazy2:  And yes, Vampire Moose would qualify as "obscure" fer sure  :D

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE will return with Howard Jones 'singing'. After his rumored impregnation of a pornstar, Howard Jones will return to the KILLSWITCH ENGAGE fold, replacing stand-in Phil LaBonte of ALL THAT REMAINS:

Howard Jones Killswitch Engage Tour Dates are as follows:

May 19 – Norfolk, VA @ The NorVa
May 20 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Ches-A-Rena
May 21 – Rochester, NY @ Water Street Music Hall
May 22 – Columbus, OH @ Rock On The Range



"The problems we face today exist because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.

X Ring

Quote from: Gear Jammer on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 13:18:08
Quote from: X Ring on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 13:14:56
I named my Tourer Sandman.  What do you think?   ;)

Marty

I think that's a great choice for a name  :cooldude:

Didn't quite mean it like that.  It was meant as a rhetorical question.  Of course, I'm a metal fan.  I do appreciate it though.

Marty
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mario

i'm a fan of gold and silver myself.... :roll:
i'm a classic rock fan myself.
killswitch engaged...hmmmm i'm 'lookin' for a name for my ride but i think that'll be too long for my grill cover.
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Dogg

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Electric Boys - All Lips N' Hips

Bulletboys Smooth Up In Ya

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CajunRider

I saw Rammstein live in Lafayette, LA.  It was the Family Values Tour quite a few years ago. 

They gay sang an entire song, on stage, ON FIRE!!!! 

It was pretty crazy.  The ENTIRE floor of the Cajun Dome was a giant Mash Pit. 
(That'll learn me for buying floor tickets!!!) 
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HayHauler

While ZZ Top is my all time favorite band, I cut my teeth on Uncle Ted.  This is my favorite tune from Ted mostly because it has pretty good lyrics.

Ted Nugent - Great White Buffalo (live)

Hay  8)
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fudgie

Quote from: Gear Jammer on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 13:16:32
Here's a relatively obsure band.  They've been head banging for several years now
Killswitch Engage - Rose Of Sharyn


Didnt think they were obscure. They get air time up here all the time. I like'm.


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fudgie

Quote from: wdvalk on Sun 03, Apr 2011, 08:03:19
He fudge,same band,family values.  Tour.not sure of. The year,I'm traveling doing this on my not so smart phone or I would send you a link,same tour had korn,limp bizkit,ice cube

Ok, it was Theory of a Deadman, Skillet, and a few others I cant think of now that played last week.


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Kaiser

#31
I got to see Theory of a Deadman live and was sorely disappointed.  They sounded SO much better on their CD...just like most of the current no-talent bands out there now.

For me, the true measuring stick is how they sound live.  Here are some of the best live acts I've heard in the hard rock scene:

Evanescence:
AMY DA LAURA

Shinedown:
Shinedown - I Dare You (acoustic)

Seether:
Seether - The Gift (Live Unplugged)

Other great live acts are Godsmack, Chevelle, Disturbed, Metallica, Limp Bizkit (didn't expect that one, but they were good), and Linkin Park - just to name a few.

Ice

Try this, comes out of Spain, good rock music that is not sung in English. its not Metal but I thought i would share anyhow.

Héroes del Silencio - Entre dos tierras

Ice

One more that I am sure most will not know but awesome metal, the band Axel Rudi Pell is named after teh guitarist, it kicks..

Axel Rudi Pell - Masquerade Ball

wdvalk


fudgie

Like your bands Kaiser. You must be younger.  ;D Would love to see seether. I know what you mean about sounding better on cd then live. Got to see Blue Oyster Cult and Alice cooper a few years ago at the B' Chip and they were alot better then I thought they would be. Kid Rock and Buckcherry were also great live.


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Stude

 Im a 57 year old kid and I still CRANK IT UP

Kaiser

Quote from: fudgie on Tue 05, Apr 2011, 19:50:46
Like your bands Kaiser. You must be younger.  ;D Would love to see seether. I know what you mean about sounding better on cd then live. Got to see Blue Oyster Cult and Alice cooper a few years ago at the B' Chip and they were alot better then I thought they would be. Kid Rock and Buckcherry were also great live.


Mr. Packer (yes, I read your post about how you got your handle. :2funny:) - we like the same music and the same bikes.  Hopefully our paths will cross sometime in the near future and we can meet up and share some miles.

I'm 33, so in this crowd - yeah, I'm a young 'un.  About half the age of most of the guys/gals that ride Valks, seems to be.  You and Kit don't seem to be looking at retirement any time soon, so I've got to think that we are somewhat close in age.

You guys doin' Cheaha this year?  That's about the only VRCC gathering I can make with my current career and family demands.  Hope to meet you in person soon and in the mean time - keep rockin'!

fudgie

Quote from: Kaiser on Wed 06, Apr 2011, 08:36:55
I'm 33, so in this crowd - yeah, I'm a young 'un.  About half the age of most of the guys/gals that ride Valks, seems to be.  You and Kit don't seem to be looking at retirement any time soon, so I've got to think that we are somewhat close in age.

You guys doin' Cheaha this year?  That's about the only VRCC gathering I can make with my current career and family demands.  Hope to meet you in person soon and in the mean time - keep rockin'!
Just turned 35 last month and Kits in her early 20's so no retirement looming yet.

No Cheaha this year, was there in 09 and had a ball. Lot of good folks there.


Now you're in the world of the wolves...
And we welcome all you sheep...

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